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A Soothing Sanctuary: Room Design That Works
by Janet Wolf of The B&B Team A warm and inviting, well appointed and soothing sanctuary. Isn’t that what every innkeeper wants to provide for their guests? How do you achieve that? Interior design can be a daunting task and choosing the right style for your inn is a very personal and individual journey. I
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An Inn Tune-up for Your Bed and Breakfast
by Peter Scherman Innkeepers are the best when it comes to delivering a great experience for their guests. Smiles come easily, breakfast is delicious, and the world just looks, well, rosy. Or does it? On the best of days even the best inns, as we well know, aren’t perfect. But if perfection is what you
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Anatomy of an Inn Sale
by Peter Scherman of The B&B Team Competitive athletes share an above-average understanding of the human body and how it works. They rely upon this understanding to prepare for their events by knowing how to stay healthy, increase their strength, and hone their skills to come out a winner. The athlete learns that her body
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Innkeeping and Environmental Hazards
by Peter Scherman of The B&B Team What do asbestos, formaldehyde, carbon monoxide, lead, pesticides, radon, UST’s, and toxic mold have in common? They are just a few of the things that real estate professionals (including inn brokers) deal with on a daily basis. If you’re wondering why real estate brokers have to deal with
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Knowing When To Ask For Help
by Peter Scherman of The B&B Team In life we all look for advice. We turn to doctors, lawyers, accountants and mechanics without a second thought. But surprisingly, too many people fail to seek out advice when it comes to the largest transactions of their lives. Did you ever hear about the couple that spent
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Lead Paint: What’s the Deal?
by Peter Scherman of The B&B Team The reality of selling a bed and breakfast is a complex one. There are offers, counter offers, discussions of price and terms, lawyers or agents to prepare contracts, accountants to confirm financial information, inspectors to determine soundness, and numerous other professionals who all play a role in the
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Our Inn is For Sale! A Professional’s Perspective
by Peter Scherman of The B&B Team Inn broker. Consultant. Real estate agent. Is there a difference? Should you care? The answer is yes to both questions, because one day you’ll be selling the inn you may be just thinking of buying today. The function of an inn broker or a consultant is different, and
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The Bus To Abilene, or, “To add-on, or not to add on?”
by Peter Scherman of The B&B Team Last summer The B&B Team received a call from innkeepers who were planning a major expansion to their inn. They had looked at the land, the building, had preliminary drawings from their architect, had spoken with two banks, and were ready to move forward. Here’s how they described
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The Components of Inn Value
by Peter Scherman of The B&B Team Whether you are thinking of buying an inn or already own one, at some point you’ll be involved in a transaction to transfer ownership of that inn. Whether you have a four room B&B or a 25 room full service inn, there are certain common elements that must
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